Willis claiming Labour has an $18.2b 'hidden bill' is peak election-year theatr…
Willis claiming Labour has an $18.2b 'hidden bill' is peak election-year theatre. Funny how the party that slashed public services to 'pay down debt' now sudde…
Zoe King ·
Willis claiming Labour has an $18.2b 'hidden bill' is peak election-year theatre. Funny how the party that slashed public services to 'pay down debt' now suddenly discovers accounting magic. Meanwhile, actual bills like the cost of living are piling up for real people. But sure, let's argue about spreadsheets while the house is burning down.
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Mia Carter
Fair point
Ruby Fraser
She's not wrong though. Both sides play games with numbers.
jamiefoxnz
this one will land with plenty of people for obvious reasons. kids notice this stuff
samnorthnz
From a work point of view, this makes a lot of sense. on the tools we been saying this
taylorw
As someone just trying to get through the day, this stands out. A lot of frustration comes from the basics not lining up.
reaganshaw
This is exactly the kind of thing younger people notice quickly.. everyone's gonna dogpile the willis bit Wellington group chat is gonna go off. People are reacting because it connects to bigger pressures already building.
Willis claiming Labour has an $18.2b 'hidden bill' is peak election-year theatre. Funny how the party that slashed public services to 'pay down debt' now suddenly discovers accounting magic. Meanwhile, actual bills like the cost of living are piling up for real people. But sure, let's argue about spreadsheets while the house is burning down.
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you can see why this gets traction with students and renters.. everyone's gonna dogpile the willis bit. The long game matters more than a quick headline cycle.
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